1970 Harmony H150 Parlor Acoustic Guitar USA
I just realized after taking more photos of this guitar tonight, I have found the neck to have a serious bow to it. You won't be able to play much more than cowboy chords on it. Hard to play past the 4th fret. It is bowed and the dip is lowest at and around the 12th fret. Look over photos 2, 3 and 4. The neck will have to be removed, straightened out, and set back on the body. There is a small body crack at the end of the fretboard, arrow pointing to it on the last photo.
Cosmetically speaking, it looks to be in excellent condition, especially for a 55 year old guitar. Hardly ever used/played!!!
I am selling my 1970 Harmony H150 parlor guitar. I have seen some of this model have "1/2" stamped inside. It is being sold for a luthier repair project. Smaller than your basic H929 Stella parlor.
Please consider there is no case included, unless there's a photo of it in the photos.
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| Condition | Non Functioning (Used) Non-functioning items do not work as they should. All known issues should be described in the listing description.Learn more |
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